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Ref.No.	First Author	Section	Session	Index Terms	Title
944	Marta B\´{e}jar-Pizarro	S	S07	1209 1240 7240	Rupture Geometry and Slip Associated With the 2007 November 14 Mw = 7.7 Tocopilla (Chile) Earthquake, as Preliminary Determined by InSAR and GPS Observations
679	Stephen Baig	H	H28	1816 1817 1831 1847 1871	Modeling Storm Surge Risk to Surface and Groundwater Resources
1248	Scott M Bailey	SA	SA03	300 319 320 340 394	Scattering Phase Functions of Polar Mesospheric Clouds from the CIPS Instrument on the AIM Spacecraft
1366	Matthew N. Baillie	H	H01	1804 1813 1830 1860 1879	Hyporheic Exchange in a Small Mountain Catchment (Valles Caldera, NM): Observations Using Temperature Sensors
381	Andrew James Baird	NS	NS05	414 428 497	Growing Peat Bogs in Computers: why, how, and Model Testing With Geophysical Data
539	D. N. Baker	U	U01	2134 2164 5443 6235	The Space Environment of Mercury: Solar Wind and IMF Modeling of Upstream Conditions
526	D. N. Baker	SH	SH07	2102 2162 7934 7984	Adverse Space Weather at the Solar Cycle Minimum
1529	David W. Baker	P	P01	1028 3662 5420 6040 6045	Montana Evidence for Extra-Terrestrial Impact Event That Caused Ice-Age Mammal Die-Off
1221	Scott Baker	G	G01	1240 1241 8419 8485	Combining SBAS InSAR Time Series and GPS to Study the Dynamics of the Hawaiian Island Volcanoes
1352	K SS Balasubramaniam	SP	SP01	7500 7507 7524 7531 7599	Eruption Characteristics of a Large Filament
1431	Viva F. Banzon	U	U09	1855 1872 1890 1895 1899	Multi-year Hydrological Observations of the Florida Everglades Using MODIS Data
402	Valeria C. F. Barbosa	GP	GP03	500 560 903 920 3260	3D gravity inversion through an adaptive learning procedure
1288	Sylvain D Barbot	G	G02	545 560 1207 1236 5120	Postseismic deformation due to the Mw6.0 Parkfield Earthquake: Stress-driven creep on a fault with spatially variable rate-and-state friction parameters
1215	Sylvain D. Barbot	G	G01	545 1236 1240	Three-dimensional models of elasto-static deformation in heterogeneous media: application to shear zones in the {M}ojave {D}esert, {CA} and the {N}orth {A}natolian fault system, {T}urkey.
1203	Charles G Bardeen	SA	SA03	305 340 3311	Characterization of polar mesospheric clouds using WACCM/CARMA simulations, SOFIE and CIPS
423	Kathleen J Bardsley	H	H14	1829 1847 1894	Simulating Density-Dependent Flows Using the Lattice Boltzmann Method
957	Jenifer A Barnes	U	U09	497 1616 1637 1847 9350	Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Everglades Ecosystem
895	Ana P. Barros	H	H21	1833 1835	Describing Vegetation Dynamics in Hydrological Models via Satellite-Data Assimilation: Scaling Issues and Nonlinear Processes
455	Lucas Vieira Barros	S	S02	7230	Basement Topography Using P-to-s Conversions from Local Earthquakes in the Seismogenic Area of Porto do Gauchos, Parecis Basin, Northern Brazil.
1228	Nandita B Basu	H	H05	1805 1816 1829 1847 1848	Characterization and Remediation of Contaminated Sites:Modeling, Measurement and Assessment
217	S. Basu	SA	SA04	2415 2437 2439 2778 2788	Specification of Equatorial Ionospheric Irregularities at Dusk During the Main Phase of Large Magnetic Storms Over Solar Cycle 23
219	Sunanda Basu	SA	SA02	2439 2443 2736 2788 7934	Impact on Space-Based Navigation Systems of Large Magnetic Storm-Driven Nighttime Flows in the Mid-latitude Ionosphere
1453	Klaus Bataille	G	G02	1207 1209	Large Crustal Velocities During a Short Lived Seismic Swarm Evidenced From Continuous GPS Observations in Aysen, Southern Chile.
1455	Klaus Bataille	S	S01	3285 7203 7255 7260	Observed Seismic Solitary Waves
1445	JOSE A. BATISTA	T	T03	1525 8110	Paleomagnetic Properties of Volcanic and Ophiolitic Units From Northeastern Cuba: A Pilot Study
23	Ariunaa Batsaikhan	A	A01	312 3339 4504	Reactive organic species on natural dust
149	Marina Battaglia	SH	SH05	7519 7554 7859	New Evidence for Return Currents in Solar Flare Loops
1052	Megan E Beach	P	P01	5420	Analysis and Interpretation of Potential Impact Structures in Central Arizona
1559	C. Trevor Beck	A	A10	345 365	Devolopment of Operational Tropospheric NO2 product for Air Quality Applications From METOP GOME-2.
605	Nick Beer	U	U02	1041	The Palaeodiet of the Pericue Indians of the Cape Region of Baja California Sur, Mexico.
131	Reinhard Beer	A	A11	300 345 365 394	Profiling Pollution From the Surface to the Tropopause
1024	Peter Beiersdorfer	SP	SP01	7509 7549	New and Revised Line Assignments Among the Solar Iron Emission Lines
146	Victor Hugo Beita	A	A10	300 345 365 368 370	Evidence for SO$_2$ in the plume of Volcan Turrialba from ozonesonde measurements
909	Stephane Belair	H	H22	1840	Experimental High-Resolution Land Surface Prediction System for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games
1406	Deborah R Belvedere	U	U03	1800 3300 4200	WaterNet: A Water and Energy Community of Practice
845	Karl K Benedict	IN	IN06	430 480 525 1819 9820	The Development of Standards-Based Services Oriented Architectures at EDAC, Lessons Learned From Three Applications Contexts: Environmental Public Health, Hydrologic Modeling and ET Measurement, and a Geospatial Data Clearinghouse
1461	Matthew Bennett	U	U02	900 1105 1145 4900	Preservation and analysis of footprint evidence within the archaeological record: examples from Valsequillo and Cuatrocienegas, Mexico.
591	Matthew R Bennett	IN	IN01	1105 1165 3252 9350	Preservation and analysis of footprint evidence within the archaeological record: examples from Valsequillo and Cuatrocienegas
1195	David Benson	H	H15	1012 1849	Purely Lagrangian Simulation of Advection, Dispersion, Precipitation, and Dissolution
676	Susanne Benze	SA	SA03	320 340 394 3332 3360	Comparison of CIPS and SBUV/2 Using a Generalized SBUV-Type Approach
1101	David J. Bercik	SH	SH01	7500 7509 7511 7524 7529	PFSS Models and High-Resolution Magnetograms
1480	Nicole D. Berge	H	H25	481 1831 1832	Subsurface Transport of Reactive Iron Particles Encapsulated within Oil-in-Water Emulsions
1511	Thomas Berger	SP	SP01	7524 7529	Magnetic Fields in the Photosphere: Professor Parker's Contributions to our Understanding of Surface Activity on the Sun
1061	Thomas Berger	SP	SP01	7507 7509 7524 7531	Quiescent Prominence Structure and Dynamics: a new View From the Hinode/SOT
420	Uwe Berger	SA	SA03	320 340 545 550 3311	Inter-hemispheric comparison of mesospheric ice layers from the LIMA-ICE model
984	Timothy Berkoff	A	A02	300 305 394	Ground-based Lidar Measurements During the CALIPSO and Twilight Zone (CATZ) Campaign
1016	Isabel Bernal	S	S05	7212	Ground Motion in Lima: Pisco Earthquake of August 15, 2007 (Mw7.9)
425	Pietro N Bernasconi	SP	SP01	7529 7537 7538 7594	Preliminary Results Of the 2007 Flight of the Solar Bolometric Imager at Solar Minimum
409	Pietro N Bernasconi	SP	SP01	7529 7537 7538	Do Photospheric Brightness Structures Outside Magnetic Flux Tubes Contribute to Solar Luminosity Variation?
1521	Gregory C Beroza	S	S01	1207 6924	Application of a Low Frequency Earthquake Detector to the Study of Deep Tremor
1286	Jesus Antonio Gomez Berrocal	S	S04	7205 7218 7230	Deep Seismic Refraction Experiments in Brazil: the Tocantins Province and the Borborema Province Projects
320	Luca Bertello	SP	SP01	7507 7524 7536	The Mount Wilson CaK Plage Index Time Series
617	jean besse	GP	GP07	1520 1527	Magnetostratigraphy improves APWP.
56	Lucian Besutiu	GP	GP01	599 1599	Considerations on the Time Consistency of the Large-Scale Composite Geomagnetic Maps
395	Budhendra Bhaduri	U	U07	1807 1817 1819	A Solutions Network for Disaster Preparedness and Response
52	Vin Bhatnagar	SA	SA01	358 3369	Infrared Cooling in the Lower Thermosphere
163	Maya P. Bhatt	B	B01	400 414 496 1871	Longitudinal Variation of Chemistry in a Tropical Watershed of the Luquillo Experimental Forest, Puerto Rico
1441	A. Bhattacharjee	SH	SH05	7514 7526	Particle acceleration within magnetic islands during reconnection: Observations and simulations
1547	Lei Bi	A	A03	305 319 3311	Use of a non-axisymmetric ellipsoidal model of dust-like aerosols to investigate their effect on top of atmosphere radiances
902	Huisheng Bian	A	A04	305 345 365 368	A global model study of emissions and long-range transport of aerosols and trace gases using A-train satellite data
524	Robert R. Bidigare	OS	OS05	4200	Subtropical Ocean Ecosystem Structure Changes Forced by North Pacific Climate Variations
411	Douglas Biesecker	SP	SP01	7536	Spring 2008 Update of the Solar Cycle 24 Prediction
862	Juliet Biggs	G	G02	1240	The evolution of dike intrusion: the 2007 Lake Natron, Tanzania Seismic Swarm.
869	Juliet Biggs	S	S05	1240 1242	InSAR observations of the 2007 Pisco, Peru earthquake.
151	Branko Bijeljic	H	H15	1009 1832 1873 3265	Unifying Pore Network Modeling, Continuous Time Random Walk Theory and Experiment - Accomplishments and Future Directions
275	Dale E. Bird	T	T01	8109 8137 8150 8155 8157	Triassic – Jurassic kinematic relationships between the Gulf of Mexico, Central Atlantic Ocean, and Mexico
1378	Himadri Biswas	H	H01	1829 1832 1847	GROUNDWATER FLOW MODELING USING PMWIN MODEL IN THE WAKAL RIVER BASIN, RAJASTHAN, INDIA
239	Laura D. Bittner	H	H09	1829 1846 1849	Simulating Regional Groundwater Flow Patterns in South Florida Using Density-Dependent Numerical Models
614	Michael Bizimis	V	V03	1040 1065 3615 9355	Hf-Nd-Pb Isotopes in Lavas and Pyroxenites From Kaula Island Reveal a Depleted Component in the Hawaiian Plume
334	Richard J. Blakely	GP	GP07	1517 1545 7230 8104	Potential Fields Illuminate Earthquake Sources in Subduction-Margin Settings
421	Jean-Pierre Blanchet	A	A06	305 320 321 325 345	Detection and Analysis of Thin Ice Clouds-Aerosol-Precipitation Interactions Over Polar Regions During Winter
493	Alberto Blanco-Piñón	PP	PP03	448 460 3030 4243 4999	Cyanobacteria/Foraminifera Association from Anoxic/Dysoxic Beds of the Agua Nueva Formation (Upper Cretaceous - Cenomanian/Turonian) at Xilitla, San Luis Potosi, Central Mexico
747	David T Blewett	U	U01	5400 5464 5470 6235	MESSENGER Multispectral Imaging of the Surface of Mercury
632	Scott A Boardsen	U	U01	2152 2756 2772 6235	Ultra-Low Frequency Wave Observations by MESSENGER during its January 2008 flyby through Mercury’s magnetosphere
1157	Paul Boerner	SP	SP01	7509 7546 7549 7594	Optical Analysis of HiLiTE (High-Resolution Lightweight Telescope for the EUV)
1556	Paul Boerner	SP	SP01	7509 7546 7549 7554 7594	Preliminary Pre-flight Calibration of the AIA instrument on SDO
1169	Auguste C Boissonnade	U	U05	6309 9810	Modeling Loss Amplification After Devastating Disasters
1348	Carl E Bonner	ED	ED02	855	Center Partnerships: a Vehicle for integrating MSIs into Mainstream Research and Technology Efforts
769	Joseph E Borovsky	SH	SH08	2109 2149 2169 7524	Turbulence and Fossil Structure in the Solar Wind
433	Michael Bosilovich	U	U03	550 1814 1833 3309 3354	Validation of NASA's Modern Era Retrospective-analysis for Research and Applications (MERRA)
1484	Michael Bosilovich	U	U03	1814 1840 1854 3315 3337	Evaluation of the GEOS5 reanalysis system with a Multi-model Analysis for CEOP
897	Richard H Bouchard	U	U08	9800	The Integrated Ocean Observing System Data Assembly Center
890	Richard H Bouchard	U	U05	1600 4522 4560 4564 7223	From One Extreme to Another: Tsunami, Hurricane, and El Ni\~{n}o Observations from the NDBC Ocean Observing Systems of Systems
885	Richard H Bouchard	G	G04	394 525 794 7230	Faster from the Depths to Decision: Collecting, Distributing, and Applying Data from NOAA`s Deep-Sea Tsunameters
1483	Peter M Bower	ED	ED04	810 820 825 845	Earth Science Instruction Using Brownfields in the Virtual Classroom
841	Remco Braak	A	A03	305 3311 3360	Aerosol properties from OMI using the multi-wavelength algorithm: algorithm improvements and validation results
296	Judith Stokes Bradberry	H	H20	1816 1840	Operational Use of and Problems Associated with Multisensor Precipitation Estimation at the Southeast River Forecast Center
557	Scott A Bradford	H	H25	1800 1831 1871	Coupled Effects of Pore Space Geometry, Velocity, and Solution Chemistry on Colloid Retention in Porous Media
905	Eric Todd Bradley	P	P01	5759 6265 6275	Composition and Size Properties of Saturn’s Rings Determined From Ultraviolet Measurements Made by the Cassini Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrograph
595	Pontus C. Brandt	SM	SM06	2720 2730 2740 2756 2778	Global Energetic Particle Dynamics in Saturn's Magnetosphere
496	Rafael L. Bras	U	U07	1641 1817 1821 1834	Protecting Venice from Tidal Flooding
1356	John J. Braun	G	G04	1220 1241 1243 1294	Meteorological Applications Using Continuous Streams of GNSS Data
458	Levi D Brekke	H	H02	1833 1857 1871 6309 6344	Exploring the use of NOAA-NWS Local Three-Month Temperature Outlooks to support fisheries management in California's Sacramento Valley
571	William T. Bridgman	SH	SH02	530 7999	Visualizing the Heliosphere
363	David H Brooks	SP	SP01	7509 7524 7529 7546 7549	The Role of Isolated EUV Brightenings in Heating the Corona
448	Jeffrey W. Brosius	SP	SP01	7509 7546 7549	EUNIS-06 Rapid Cadence Observations of a He II Transient Brightening in the Quiet Sun
1327	Larry D Brown	S	S04	7205 7218 8103 9619	Key Elements of Cratonic and Pericratonic Lithospheric Structure Revealed by Deep Seismic Reflection Profiling in North America
585	Milan Broz	S	S06	7212	Seismic Monitoring of Stability of Unique Historical Buildings in the Czech Republic
1027	David S. Brumbaugh	S	S01	7299	Fault and Fracture Intersections and Earthquake Nucleation
1421	claudio brunini	G	G01	1229	Recent achievements of SIRGAS
293	Barbara C Bruno	ED	ED02	805 810 815 4299	Ocean Literacy Alliance-Hawaii (OLA-HI) Resource Guide
310	Barbara C Bruno	ED	ED02	800 810 855 9355	C-MORE Scholars Program: Encouraging Hawaii`s Undergraduates to Explore the Ocean and Earth Sciences
673	Susan M. Buhr	ED	ED02	800 805 855	A Partnership between English Language Learners and a Team of Rocket Scientists: EPO for the NASA SDO Extreme Ultraviolet Variability Experiment (EVE)
752	Susan M. Buhr	ED	ED03	800	Making Climate Hot: Preparing Scientists and Teachers for Climate Change Communication and Education
490	Nicholas Bunch	SM	SM01	310 6900 7867	Direction of Arrival Studies of Medium Frequency Burst Radio Emissions at Toolik Lake, AK
1408	Jochen Bundschuh	H	H10	1800 1806 1829 1831 1834	Identifying occurrences of groundwater arsenic in Latin America: a continent-wide problem and challenge
781	Bonnie J. Buratti	P	P01	6207 6218 6221 6280	Correlative Observations of Enceladus and Europa: Clues to Unusual Morphology and Surface Activity
1386	J. L. Burch	SM	SM06	2723 2784 5737	Cause of the Saturn Plasma Periodicity
181	Robert Burgman	A	A08	3305 3307 3339 3355 4520	Atmospheric variability over the Pacific on decadal timescales
1501	Joan T Burkepile	SH	SH03	7507 7509 7536	Brightness Variations in the Solar Corona
245	Leonard Burlaga	SH	SH04	2124 2126 2134	Comparison of Magnetic Fields Observed in the Heliosheath by Voyagers 1 and 2
1331	Michael Butts	H	H04	1800 1812 1821 1846 1847	Maximising the use of Discharge Measurements for Reducing Forecast Uncertainty
865	Michael b Butts	H	H04	1800 1812 1821 1846 1847	Addressing the Challenges of Distributed Hydrologic Modeling for Operational Forecasting

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